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A very informative video, very interesting. You made my mouth water eating that lemon. Looks like your having a blast hiking. I wish it was me. Perhaps one day it will be.
It seems like the Chigg is having a great time down under. Looks like he's found some great people to hang out with. They seem quite accommodating to the Chigg.
My dear old dad was stationed in or near Cairns. He was USARMY. Batt B 99th mounted field artillary. Horse power! They had 37mm and 75mm pack howitzers. The Army wouldn't allow them to bring their mules to the Pacific. Afraid they would get sick. No wonder they came from Camp Carson Co. Right at the bottom of Pikes Peak
I’m really enjoying this series Beau! Warren is a hoot! This is definitely a different side of him in your videos. I enjoy his as well. That guy is an encyclopedia of Aussie history! Always amazes me at what he had gathered through time! Thanks for bringing us along on this adventure!
Atherton tablelands is a beautiful part of of Australia. I couldn't help laughing at you eating that lemon. Nice little history tour, you're seeing more of Australia than most locals. Keep em coming
@Glownigger Storage. Up theres either wet or dry so our summer is a no go up north because of the wet season and just plain hot everywhere else but awsome beach weather. Autum (fall) winter and spring are the go for pleasant weather
Had a lemon orchard next to us when I was growing up. Us kids would get fresh lemons off the trees and eat them. Quite refreshing, but, of course, very tart! Great video! Thanks!
Nice Aussie Coastal Battery history walk Chigg. Warren is really giving you a great tour. I sure did laugh at you eating that lemon tho. We grew ones just like that in Hawaii, and boy were they tart. ...ha ha ha...Great for lemonade and lemon pies tho, and they also went well in mixed drinks.
You were right in saying you would piss them off shooting at them with a 155 howitzer. The horizon is about 15 miles while the range of the gun is 14 miles or less depending on ammunition quality. Great video👍
Hahahaha that lemon at the end.... and warren, youre a crack up! When you said: That could of been the bar. I'm making that up but it probably was. 😂😂😂😂
I’m laying in bed with my cat watching videos. When Chigg bit into that lemon 🍋 I nearly died laughing! My cat is looking at me like I’m crazy 😜 I love love love this Aussie adventure!!
Hi Beau, Thanks for showing the world some of our WW2 history. It would be great for some people in your home land to see how close we came to being invaded and how we had to prepare for that day. They did attack at Darwin, not far from where you were. Dennis
I swear Chigga - if you had a twin brother it'd be Warren. If ever there were kindred spirits it's you two. The love of adventure oozes out of both of you.
Hey Chig! Thought I better sub. Been enjoying your Aussie trip adventures, detecting spots I can't detect in my own country! Those coastal artillary sites are all up and down the Eat coast of Australia, Including a bunch at Sydney, which still didn't protect Sydney Harbour in WW2 as a couple of miget japanee subs got into the harbour and torpedoed a ship. Of course we got both , onewhich is now out the front of the Australian War memorial in Canberra,the other which was wounded sank and was discovered only not long ago on the NSW north coast.Our war history is interesting. Most people in other countries and even Australia don't realise we were attacked by the japanese in WW2 a few times.
As soon as I knew you were going to eat that lemon I was on the edge of my seat!!! Hahaha genuinely laughed out loud!!! But then again I'm always on the edge of my seat with your vids!!!
The naval 155mm gun can fire further than the standard Army 155mm Howitzer. For the naval version was much bigger and they could add more white or green bags of powder. I believe it has a range of 26 miles where as the Field artillery could only get a range of 14-18 miles in WW2. Today the ranges are much farther for both.
So sad, a few teenagers with some spare time can ruin the area for everyone. However its quite remote and barren, so its not economicable to have anyone there, there also isn’t much exciting history
The 155 mm WW II Coastal artillery could fire a 95 lb (43.1 kg) round, with muzzle velocity of 735 m/s (2,411 FPS), out to about 17,700 yards (16,185 m)(10.1 miles) that was using a 25 lb (11.3 kg) powder charge. Most coastal guns were referred to as 6 inch guns, the 155 was equivalent of a 6.1 inch navy coastal gun. Do not believe the Long Tom was ever used as a static coastal gun. Most coastal guns had seen prior service as naval guns aboard ships. Would love to have seen photos of the gun emplacements while the guns were still mounted. - - - //es//A Navy Veteran, 1967-1978
If you compare them with german Bunkers it is amazing in what a good shape the australien Bunkers are. Is it because of the warm weather and no freezing in the Winter, or are german Bunkers not so got, then some say?
We have a grim reminder of WW2/nazis here in NE- Finland: the railway of death, because pows and other prisoners built it.. It were a narrow gauged- railway , wich is today used as a gravelroad to houses, farms and loggingroads. There is several prisonercamps + cemetaries along track and stupid relichunters have been digging the camps. They haven't backfilled any of digholes..
Ha ha.. the lemon lit you up! What a shame the WWII sites have been trashed with graffiti. These sites should be preserved to remind us of the past...so as not to repeat it.
"I'm gonna' be a little careful looking in here because - AHHH- snakes." Yep- Ausralia; where pretty much EVERYTHING is tring to kill you. Also, wouldn't you fight just a bit harder knowing you had a swimming pool and a beer awaiting your return? Next lemon- try dipping it in a bit of sugar first to offset the sourness. Fun video- thanks Chigg!
It's not quite a pawpaw is it Chigg 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Was that filmed in 4k? Need to drop the frame rate so it's easier on the eyes when moving the camera around 🤢
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Loved it !
Thanks Chigg ❣💚👍✌
A very informative video, very interesting. You made my mouth water eating that lemon.
Looks like your having a blast hiking. I wish it was me.
Perhaps one day it will be.
HECCING CHIGMEISTER HOW DARE U COME TO MY HOME TOWN AND NOT INFORM ME XD
Really enjoying the Australian series. Warren is the perfect person to complement the videos for sure. He's kind of the Australian Chigg.
It seems like the Chigg is having a great time down under. Looks like he's found some great people to hang out with. They seem quite accommodating to the Chigg.
That last bit while biting into that lemon was SOO funny I burst out in the library with a chuckle. Nice going, Chigg.
My dear old dad was stationed in or near Cairns. He was USARMY. Batt B 99th mounted field artillary. Horse power! They had 37mm and 75mm pack howitzers. The Army wouldn't allow them to bring their mules to the Pacific. Afraid they would get sick. No wonder they came from Camp Carson Co. Right at the bottom of Pikes Peak
I’m really enjoying this series Beau! Warren is a hoot! This is definitely a different side of him in your videos. I enjoy his as well. That guy is an encyclopedia of Aussie history! Always amazes me at what he had gathered through time!
Thanks for bringing us along on this adventure!
Atherton tablelands is a beautiful part of of Australia. I couldn't help laughing at you eating that lemon.
Nice little history tour, you're seeing more of Australia than most locals. Keep em coming
@Glownigger Storage. Up theres either wet or dry so our summer is a no go up north because of the wet season and just plain hot everywhere else but awsome beach weather. Autum (fall) winter and spring are the go for pleasant weather
That's the only way I eat lemons. Loved the history lesson.
Had a lemon orchard next to us when I was growing up. Us kids would get fresh lemons off the trees and eat them. Quite refreshing, but, of course, very tart! Great video! Thanks!
Nice little history lesson..thanks for takin the time to show us! Made me pucker with that lemon
Queenslander love the Education and Presentation. Cracked me up on the lemon. have aBanana mate🇦🇺👍
HISTORY brought back to life Thanks Chigg
That looked like a bush lemon, Beau. Hope you enjoyed it. Lol. Sometimes the skin is quite lumpy, but the friut is ok.
Good one, I really enjoyed you testing that lemon! And Mr Warrens knowledge of cause!
Thanks for sharing Beau...
Fascinating history! And really cool how so much was left behind from the war. Thanks, Beau!
Nice Aussie Coastal Battery history walk Chigg. Warren is really giving you a great tour. I sure did laugh at you eating that lemon tho. We grew ones just like that in Hawaii, and boy were they tart. ...ha ha ha...Great for lemonade and lemon pies tho, and they also went well in mixed drinks.
Dude that was fun!!
Cheers.
Nice love your vids 👍👌👌
Greetings from switzerland🇨🇭
Hello my friend !!!
great find !!!
big hug from your brother from Brazil !!!
I absolutely love the history in this video
Very interesting and educational. Enjoyed watching.
I'm really enjoying your Australian videos.
You were right in saying you would piss them off shooting at them with a 155 howitzer. The horizon is about 15 miles while the range of the gun is 14 miles or less depending on ammunition quality. Great video👍
Another great video. Thank you for sharing. Happy Hunting.
Thanks for the walk through time.
Great Videos. Loving this :) THank you for sharing
Warren knows his stuff bout all that stuff for sure
Hahahaha that lemon at the end.... and warren, youre a crack up! When you said:
That could of been the bar. I'm making that up but it probably was. 😂😂😂😂
I’m laying in bed with my cat watching videos. When Chigg bit into that lemon 🍋 I nearly died laughing! My cat is looking at me like I’m crazy 😜
I love love love this Aussie adventure!!
Awesome!
Great video chigg 👍👍👍😀
Awesome bit of history, Chigg, I love to see anything from WW2!
Awesome Awesome story enjoyed it history is always good to know I don't know if I like that Limon but used A-blast and I'll see you on your next one
Come to Sicily our country is steeped in history. Another great video. Grazie.
Hi Beau, Thanks for showing the world some of our WW2 history. It would be great for some people in your home land to see how close we came to being invaded and how we had to prepare for that day. They did attack at Darwin, not far from where you were. Dennis
Getting that vitamin C ! Love ya Chigg ! 🕊️🙏👍♥️🦃🦃🦃 Happy Thanksgiving !
Cool series... Love your channel.. Keep up the great work..
I swear Chigga - if you had a twin brother it'd be Warren. If ever there were kindred spirits it's you two. The love of adventure oozes out of both of you.
You look as if you are having a great time in oz, i have enjoyed them as well.
Hey Chig! Thought I better sub. Been enjoying your Aussie trip adventures, detecting spots I can't detect in my own country! Those coastal artillary sites are all up and down the Eat coast of Australia, Including a bunch at Sydney, which still didn't protect Sydney Harbour in WW2 as a couple of miget japanee subs got into the harbour and torpedoed a ship. Of course we got both , onewhich is now out the front of the Australian War memorial in Canberra,the other which was wounded sank and was discovered only not long ago on the NSW north coast.Our war history is interesting. Most people in other countries and even Australia don't realise we were attacked by the japanese in WW2 a few times.
That was a lemon pucker if I've ever seen one!
Thanks Chigg!
Great sites there buddy..👍
Loved the lemon eating session..lol
I did the same in one of my video's "lemons for leukaemia" challenge..👍
You're having an awesome time in OZ 😎
Great explore
Lol! Did you see your face dude! Cool place. Can't believe they built a swimming pool!
Loving the Australia videos. Lemon made me laugh. I had an Italian friend who used to eat lemon, salt and bread.
As soon as I knew you were going to eat that lemon I was on the edge of my seat!!! Hahaha genuinely laughed out loud!!! But then again I'm always on the edge of my seat with your vids!!!
You could make a nice off the grid place up there as long as no snakes!
Great video, pucker up Chigg lol
So nice to see a coastal bunker that wasn't German. Nice one chig
The naval 155mm gun can fire further than the standard Army 155mm Howitzer. For the naval version was much bigger and they could add more white or green bags of powder. I believe it has a range of 26 miles where as the Field artillery could only get a range of 14-18 miles in WW2. Today the ranges are much farther for both.
Awesome History
the big lemons they also grow in florida, and called ponderosa lemons.
I've been on Honolulu ,live in the greater S.F. Bay Area, we have the same set ups here , thanks for the wander !
Haha that was a huge first bite considering you weren't sure what it'd taste like. Great historical videos you've been putting out.
"this isn't Nam" lmao!
That's a massive lemon. I haven't seen one that big living down in Sydney.
"Slowly" 😂 😂 😂
WW2 guy 4:44: IN COMFORT!!!!
11:49 for the money shot!
Stewed Rhubarb with cream is as TART as I like my tucker. That "its delicious " was a bit forced LOL.
Great video, one of the US true allies, they helped out in Vietnam.
I see they have scumbags over there to with all the painting on that historical site. That’s not right how they do that important piece of history
So sad, a few teenagers with some spare time can ruin the area for everyone. However its quite remote and barren, so its not economicable to have anyone there, there also isn’t much exciting history
We sure do.
I could definitely live there. Would have to put the rail system back in though lol.
The 155 MM "Long Tom" M1 had a range of about 14 miles.
And Yamato's 18 inch guns had a range of 24 miles.
The 155 mm WW II Coastal artillery could fire a 95 lb (43.1 kg) round, with muzzle velocity of 735 m/s (2,411 FPS), out to about 17,700 yards (16,185 m)(10.1 miles) that was using a 25 lb (11.3 kg) powder charge. Most coastal guns were referred to as 6 inch guns, the 155 was equivalent of a 6.1 inch navy coastal gun. Do not believe the Long Tom was ever used as a static coastal gun. Most coastal guns had seen prior service as naval guns aboard ships. Would love to have seen photos of the gun emplacements while the guns were still mounted. - - - //es//A Navy Veteran, 1967-1978
Yup, 11 to 18 miles (18,100 to 30,000 meters) depending on the round.
Verry cool
Hey man thank you for the video I enjoyed this one and it must have been a lemon because you didn't tell us
Omg you're in Queensland.
Aquachigger just found himself a home in Australia.
I'm not 100% sure but those kinds of lemons are used to bake with.......like a lemon pie. At least the one's big like that in TX are used for that.
Well I think it's a lemon alright 🤣🤣🤣
I've been there, you right in my home turf,,, I live in cairns buddy
we have better fruits .. hahahahaha
Are you still here in Aus Beau?
Visiting old war sites like that is fascinating. I did that all through out the different places in the Pacific I visited.
With the thick skin it looks like a sour sprout orange. Beautiful to look at, smells great but you can't eat them. You can find them all over Florida.
If you compare them with german Bunkers it is amazing in what a good shape the australien Bunkers are. Is it because of the warm weather and no freezing in the Winter, or are german Bunkers not so got, then some say?
We have a grim reminder of WW2/nazis here in NE- Finland: the railway of death, because pows and other prisoners built it.. It were a narrow gauged- railway , wich is today used as a gravelroad to houses, farms and loggingroads. There is several prisonercamps + cemetaries along track and stupid relichunters have been digging the camps. They haven't backfilled any of digholes..
AKA: YOU do good job, while digging: BACKFILLING THE HOLES..
Lolllllllllll great video be safe GOD BLESS
Theres a BOONEEEE hehehhe
LOL GO LEMON SOUR
Ha ha.. the lemon lit you up! What a shame the WWII sites have been trashed with graffiti. These sites should be preserved to remind us of the past...so as not to repeat it.
I knew a guy who fought the Japanese. He said it was not fun. If you see any country building stuff like that...you know whats gonna happen.
Welcome to Jurassic Park
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Hey Chigg your around water 💧 now
👍👍👍
I take it you believe him now? LOL
Metal detect the eastern front where Germany fought the Soviet Union in ww2
Well at least we know you won't get scurvy
who the hell eats a Lemmon like that 😂
The Chig, albeit slowly.
"I'm gonna' be a little careful looking in here because - AHHH- snakes." Yep- Ausralia; where pretty much EVERYTHING is tring to kill you.
Also, wouldn't you fight just a bit harder knowing you had a swimming pool and a beer awaiting your return?
Next lemon- try dipping it in a bit of sugar first to offset the sourness.
Fun video- thanks Chigg!
Salt on the lemon would make it taste sweet.
come visit czech fortification you will not belive in it until you see the fort line
I like this video
except I kept cringing, expecting a venomous snake or some other dangerous creature.😳
Hey, when are you going to video a commode flush?? WE NEED TO KNOW !!
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Is it human!?
عيد اليحيا فرع امريكا😂
Looks like they need to catch the ones that’s doin that graffiti junk. That’s a shame punks do stuff like that. That does look like blood for sure.
I say it won’t taste near as good as a paw paw
It's not quite a pawpaw is it Chigg 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Was that filmed in 4k? Need to drop the frame rate so it's easier on the eyes when moving the camera around 🤢
Troll plane